Symington De Kok specializes in conveyancing and Notarial Practice, as well as all related matters, such as: Drafting of Agreements of Sale, Drafting of Lease Agreements, Notarial Leases, Trusts,...

Litigation is the use of a legal method accompanied by judicial oversight with which disputes between two opposing parties are resolved. Dispute Resolution on the other hand seeks the same outcome...

The Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA), which is situated in Bloemfontein, is the highest appeal court in South Africa on matters that do not relate to constitutional issues. The SCA proceedings are...

Symington De Kok utilizes the latest advanced electronic collection centre technology to assist clients with the collection of outstanding debts. When a client hands over a debtor's book, it...

Commercial law encompasses the body of law that regulates the rights, relations and conduct of persons or entities involved in commercial undertakings. Before undertaking a new business venture or...

Estate planning involves structuring a client’s personal, business and financial affairs in life in such a way that upon his or her death, estate duty, capital gains tax and executor’s fees are...

Symington De Kok specialises in all Property Development and Sectional Title related matters. We are able to assist client’s with any aspect of this field of expertise, including: Assistance...

Given the current financial climate and the increased risks involved with business activities, insolvency is a prevalent risk that could have an effect on any business or private...

Mediation is the art of finding an amicable solution for two opposing parties in such a way that the solution can be implemented practically. Mediation and arbitration can be utilized in a variety...

Whether a business is conducted in order to generate profit, or as non-profit entity, sound advice regarding the establishment, registration and general governance thereof in terms of the law is...

Constitutional law is a body of law which provides the legal foundation for the existence of the Republic, sets out the rights and duties of its citizens, and defines the structure of the...

In today’s construction environment, which is renowned for its fluctuating business methods, it is important for sound construction agreements to be in place in order to protect all the relevant...

Our firm offers extensive expertise in personal injury litigation, including claims against the Road Accident Fund, SANRAL, medical malpractice, and other personal injury matters. Claims for...

Our employment and labour law team has handled general employment, labour law, individual employment and employment litigation matters. We represent and assist clients at the Department of Labour,...

Family law regulates familial matters and domestic relationships. At Symington De Kok we approach any instructions relating to family law with the necessary sensitivity and diligence in order to...

Intellectual Property Law is the body of legal rules and procedures which govern, reserve and enforce the creations of the mind for which exclusive rights are recognised. At the pace of today’s...

Negotiating and securing lease agreements of any fixed property, either residential or commercial, is essential and of utter importance in order to ensure a constant cash flow to service this...

A trust is an entity utilised for testamentary or business purposes. Under South African law there are three main types of trusts, namely inter vivos trusts, testamentary trusts and...

In order to operate as a liquor trader (whether selling, manufacturing or distributing liquor), one needs to apply to the Provincial Liquor Board for a liquor licence and these Liquor licences need...

Municipal Law refers to the internal law applicable to a province and/or municipal area within the country and includes the laws and regulations with not only national but provincial and local...

Whether you are a sportsman or an artist, you share your skills, talents and ability to perform with the public. This is your product of work, your trademark and your invention. You are entitled...